All Chapters of My Husband Shared Me:A New Year's Filthy Threesome : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The room felt smaller with Mark inside. I sat on the edge of the bed, trying to make sense of everything he had just said. The Shadow had been watching me for years. Mark had helped him. Someone I had trusted had been part of this the whole time.Jax leaned against the wall, wincing as he shifted his weight. The gunshot wound in his side was still fresh, and even standing for too long clearly hurt him. Jimmy sat beside me, his hand resting on my knee. The kids were in the other room, playing quietly with the toys Jimmy had bought them.I looked at Mark. “Why would you come here now? After everything?”Mark rubbed his hands together. He looked exhausted. “Because I saw the files. Your name kept coming up. Pictures of you, your old house, even the kids’ school. At first I thought it was just another job. But when he started talking about taking you... I knew I couldn't stay silent anymore.”Jimmy's voice was cold. “You were in our home. You played with our kids. How do we know you're no

The loud noise echoed through the storage building.I froze.Jax quickly stepped in front of me and pulled out his gun."Who's there?" he called.No one answered.The building became silent again.Jimmy looked around carefully. "I don't like this."Mark's face turned pale. "I think they found us."I looked down at the letter in my hands. My fingers were shaking so badly that I almost dropped it.Jax looked at me. "Read it."I took a deep breath and slowly unfolded the paper.The handwriting was neat and clear.The first line made my heart pound.Dear Lily,If you are reading this, it means you have finally found the truth.I swallowed hard and continued.The people who raised you loved you with all their hearts. But they were not your biological parents.My eyes filled with tears."No..." I whispered."This can't be true."Jimmy stared at me in shock."What does it say?"I looked at him, unable to speak for a moment."It says... my parents were not my real parents."The room fell sile

The cabin was silent.No one moved.Jax slowly walked to the window and looked outside, his gun ready.The snow was falling harder now."There’s no one there," he said.Jimmy frowned. "Are you sure?"Jax nodded. "Whoever it was... they're gone."I wrapped my arms around myself, trying to stop shaking."What if they come back?""They will," Jax replied. "It's only a matter of time."Mark looked at the letter again."We can't stay here."Jax agreed. "We leave before sunrise."That night, none of us slept much.Jimmy kept watch by the front door.Jax rested on the old sofa, but every time he moved, pain crossed his face.I sat beside him."How's your side?""It hurts," he admitted. "But I'll be fine."I smiled sadly."You always say that."He reached for my hand."I have too much to lose."I squeezed his fingers gently."So do I."For a few quiet moments, we forgot about The Shadow.We forgot about the chase.It was just the two of us.Then Jimmy cleared his throat."It's almost morning.

The basement was completely silent.No one moved.The darkness wrapped around us like a heavy blanket. I couldn't even see my own hands. My heart pounded so loudly that I was sure everyone could hear it.Then I heard Jax's voice."Lily?""I'm here," I whispered."Stay where you are."His voice was calm, but I could hear the tension in it.Jimmy spoke from somewhere behind me."I can't see anything."Mark let out a nervous breath."He planned this."A few seconds later, the light bulb flickered.Once.Twice.Then it came back on.I looked around quickly.The room was exactly the same.The desk.The filing cabinets.The folders.Everything was still there.But there was no sign of the man whose voice we had just heard.Jimmy frowned."Where did he go?"Jax kept his gun raised."He never came into the room.""What do you mean?" I asked.Before he could answer, a soft crackling sound came from one of the walls.Then the same voice spoke again."Very good, Jax."We all turned toward the so

The room became silent.No one moved.The only sound was our breathing.The old man looked at me with tired eyes.“You deserve the truth,” he said softly.I held the folder tightly against my chest.“Then tell me.”He nodded.“Years ago, there was a powerful crime family. They controlled money, businesses, and people. But they also had many enemies.”Jax stayed beside me, his gun still lowered but ready.Jimmy watched the doorway.Mark stood near the window, listening carefully.The old man continued.“You were born into that family, Lily.”My heart skipped a beat.“What?”He nodded slowly.“Your parents wanted to leave that life behind. They wanted you to grow up safe, far away from violence.”I felt dizzy.“So... they hid me?”“Yes.”He sighed.“They changed your name. They erased your records. They made everyone believe you were someone else.”Jimmy looked at me.“So Lily Carter isn't your real name?”The old man shook his head.“No.”The room fell silent again.I didn't know what